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BAKERIES
Folsom
BARBER SHOPS
Orcon's
BATH HOUSES ' .
Chris'.
BOOK STORES
Co-op.
Unlverlsty
CLEANERS
J. 0 Wood & Co.
Wobor'B Sultorlum.
Joo, Tho Tailor.
Tod Marrlnor.
CLOTHINQ
Farquhar
Magoo & Deoraer
Mayor Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Spoior & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Corf's.
COAL
Gregory
Whltobroast
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
Tommy
PANGING ACADEMY
Lincoln
DENTISTS
J. R. Davis.
DRY GOODS
Miller & Paino
Rudgo & Guenzel
DRUGGISTS
ENGRAVERS
Cornell
FLORISTS
C. H-. Frey
Froy & Froy
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Fulk
Magoo St Deomor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudge & Guenzel
Spoler & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Corf's.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk
Unland
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magee & Deemer
Mayer BroB.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo & Guenzel
Spoler & Simon
ICE CREAM
Franklin Ice Cream Co.
JEWELERS,
Hallott
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
OPTICIANS
Shean
Howe.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Townsond
PRINTERS
Georgo Bros.
Simmons
Van TIno
RESTAURANTS
Boston Lunch ' "
Camoron's
Y. M. C. A. Spa
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Gopdyoar Raincoat Co.'
SHOES
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Beckman Bros.
Budd
Men's Bootery
Rogers & Perkins
Mayor Bros.
Miller & Paine
Cert's.
SKIRTS
- Skirt Store
TAILORS
Elliott Bros.
Gregory .
Herzog
, Joe, The Tailor.
THEATERS
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MILK. WATER, AND AIR
FAVORITK OF FOBDYGE
THESE ADVOCATED B,Y NEBRA8KA
DEAN FOR AMERICAN8.
WOMEN ARf BOTTLED LIGHTNING
Head of University Teachers' College
Attracts Attention by Speech
Before the Denver Wo
men's Club.
Donn Charles Fordyco of tho uni
versity teachers' college hns rocontly
rocblviJd-nmnorouB press notlcoH as a
rosult of a Bpeech delivered before
tho women's club of Denver. Tho
Denver press apparently found sensa
tional material In tho story, for . It
was widely featured, although Dr. For
dyco says tho accounts wero much
gnrblod. Following Ih what the Den
ver PoBt had to say of the address:
"American Fidgetiness," or "Amorl
cantltls," tho now name for an old
disease of the inhabitants of the land
of Columbia, was tho subject of a lec
ture at tho Woman's Club yesterday
by Dr. Charles Fordyco, dean of the
University of Nebraska. -
Tho women wero told that they
might lengthen their lives by olght,
ton and even many more years, if they
could but cure thoniBelveB of this all
prevailing disease which some Gor
man professor, lately arrived in the
speaker's state, had dubbed "Amorl
canltis." Tho American worman, who is tho
living Incarnation of "bottled light
ning," was described, as was also the
"bundle of nerves" who, whon she 1b
.trying to catch a truln, sits in tho
stroet car or cab and pushes the ve
hicle on its way with her toes against
tho seat In front of her.
Air, Milk, and Water.
"If Americans now how to make
proper use of three factor air, milk.
and water they could lengthen their
lives by ten to fifteen years," said the
lecturer. "There would not bo such
great need for tuberculosis congresses
and tho great white plague would not
lurk in a bottle of milk aa It now
does.
"It is a sad und depressing condition
in American affairs when a man Is
considered laid on the shelf when he
Is 40 years of age. ('an we not do as
much as the Russians and tho Ixm-
donors? In the last century tho land
ruled by tho czar has increased its
period of longevity by twenty-seven
years, and. the Britons, in the last
thirty-three years, have sent their pe
riod ahead by 50 per cent."
American women Dr. Fordyee do
scribed as a class of neurasthenics,
whose frail beauty is not to be com
pared with tho Venuses, the Helens,
tho Mlnorvas, and the Madonnas, con
jured onto canvas and into marble by
tho masters.
Breathe Too Fast.
"According to G.000 experiments
performed In Nebraska the heart of
the American beats eighty times per
minute, whereas tho normal rate isv
seventy per minute, and wo breathe
twenty times every Blxty secondB,
whereas we should not Inhale and ex
halo but eighteen times in that Inter
val," said tho speakor.
Even our reading and methods of
becoming well read in this day and
age were flayed by the Nebraska edu
cator. He classed It as the epitomized
variety that is gained on the street
car, ahd to this rush in tho common
clal world ho ascribed tho shortening
of tho period of longevity which, In
the days of our ancestors, wero 150
years.
He advised tho American ladies or
leisure to adopt the habit of tho Mex
ican sisterhood in so far as indulg
ing in the mid-day siesta is concerned,
for at that time of tho day the ner
vous energy Is found to bo at tho low-
est ebb.
Attacked Public School.
, The American school Boat was tho
object of another attack; and ho
showed some graphic illustrations of
tho stooped postures of tho school
children of 'today.
The- reason, he declared, that tho
average American youth Is not up to
tho standard of tho .athletic require
ments is because tho school rooms of
today are not well ventilated.
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TO HOLD ANNUAL SESSION.
Nebraska Section of American Chem
ical Society Will Meet Tomorrow.
Tho Nebraska section of the Ameri
can Chemical Society will meet for Its
fifty-eighth annual session Wednesday
night, December 1G, in the chemistry
hall lecture room. Tho meeting will
begin at 8 p. m. Professor Benton
Dales, secretary of the association,
has sent cards to members over the
Btate Inviting them to be phesent.
Two addresses are on the program.
Dr. F. J. Alwuy, chonilst at tho uni
versity ram, will give "Some Notes
on the Meeting of the British Associa
tion." O. L. Barnoby of the unlvor
alty chemlsty department will give an
nddresB on "Systematic Separation of
Common Acids." A large attendance
Is oxpected at this meeting.
THE PERU CLUB MEETS.
Addressed by President Crabtree and
State Auditor Barton Sat
urday Evening.
The Peru Club held Its regular
meeting Saturday evening In the Y.
M. C. A. rooms of the Temple. There
were about forty-five members pres
ent, mostly present students of the
unlvorslty. The president, Miss Mabel
Bridges, presided.
Tlicuspeakers were President J. V.
Crabtree of tho Peru Normal and Stato
Auditor Barton. Mr. Barton gave a
very Interesting talk on reminiscences
of old Peru. President Crabtree's sub
ject was "Recent Growth of the Peru
State Normal." His address was very
enthusiastic and very well received
by those present. Some excellent mu
sic was rendered by members of the
club.
The club meets every two months.
ART STUDENTS ORGANIZE.
Members of Department to Have Club
Meeting Semi-monthly.
At a meeting held Saturday after
noon In the studio of library, hnll a,
number of the students In tho depart
ment of line arts organized a club. J
l lie name or tho organization has not
as yet been decided upon.
The organization was formod to pro
moto original work among tho mem
bers and for tho purpose of gaining
the help which comos from association
with others Interested in the work.
MIbb Alfreda Powell was elected presi
dent, .Mr. Charles Wicker vlco presi
dent, and AIIes Hlon Wll3on secretary
nnd treasurer. After tho business of
organization was completed tho mem
bers adjourned to Miss Haydon's stu
dio, whero tea was Borved.
Tho meetings of the club will be
held regularly every two weoks In tho
studio on tho second floor of library
hall. A model will bo secured for
ench meeting and the Btudents will
work from life In any medium they
choose to use. Besides this each
meeting will also Include a brief talk
by a member on some pluiso of the
work.
Clifton Carter, '02, is a veterinary
Inspector and Is located at 328 Live
Stock Exphango, Kansas City, Kan. .
Charles W. Clapp, '02, Is a special
field agent, U. S. Immigration Com
mission, Buffalo, N. Y.
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